Spence Dix & Co marks 10 year milestone |PHOTOS Clients and supporters of independent livestock and real estate agency Spence Dix & Co gathered at the Adelaide Oval last month for their 10th anniversary celebrations. Test
Treasurer pitches his budget to families Personal income tax cuts are expected to be announced in tonight's budget. Test
Nuffield scholarships on offer Applications have opened for the 2020 round of Nuffield Scholarships. Test
Mixed enterprise thrives across generations The McMahon family's McPiggery business began on 3200 hectares at Kulkami in the 1970s, and has since expanded to employ 30 people and cover almost 18,000ha. Test
Treasurer pitches his budget to families Personal income tax cuts are expected to be announced in tonight's budget. Test
Families drive SA's farming success EVER since the first settlers arrived, agriculture has been a critically important sector for our state, feeding our growing population, contributing to the economy and providing vital employment opportunities. Test
Dog trapping program shows positive signs A trapping program introduced nine months ago as part of the integrated wild dog initiative has had positive results south of the Dog Fence. Test
New SA Rabbit Control Coordinator announced Josh Rosser has been appointed as the new Rabbit Control Coordinator for South Australia. Test
GPSA leaders program ready for applicants Grain Producers SA has launched its Emerging Leaders Program and it is seeking the first round of applicants. Test
Dog trapping program shows positive signs A trapping program introduced nine months ago as part of the integrated wild dog initiative has had positive results south of the Dog Fence. Test
Market Chat - April 1 | VIDEO STOCK Journal's VANESSA BINKS discusses the results from Mount Compass and Naracoorte last week. Test
Mixed enterprise thrives across generations The McMahon family's McPiggery business began on 3200 hectares at Kulkami in the 1970s, and has since expanded to employ 30 people and cover almost 18,000ha. Test
New SA Rabbit Control Coordinator announced Josh Rosser has been appointed as the new Rabbit Control Coordinator for South Australia. Test
Nuffield scholarships on offer Applications have opened for the 2020 round of Nuffield Scholarships. Test
GPSA leaders program ready for applicants Grain Producers SA has launched its Emerging Leaders Program and it is seeking the first round of applicants. Test
Market Chat - April 1 | VIDEO STOCK Journal's VANESSA BINKS discusses the results from Mount Compass and Naracoorte last week. Test
Correll family values shine through Working together as a tight-knit family has proven to be very successful for the Corrells, who run a significant cropping enterprise on the Yorke Peninsula. Test
Growers look to good faith clause on insolvency clawbacks GROWERS nervous about the threat of potential clawback provisions following the collapse of Lempriere Grain have a good faith clause to use. Test
Can Grain Prices Keep Going Higher? Sponsored content: With Australian wheat and barley production down in the most recent harvest, what factors are set to influence our grain prices in the near future? Test
Keeping soil erosion in check Despite the benefits of no-till, soil erosion is on the rise this season, due to the ongoing drought meaning there is litle ground cover. Test
Grain futures in the doldrums There is a negative air about grain futures in general, with wheat being caught up in it. Test
Wool market falls for fifth week in row The Australian wool market continued on its downward trend last week. Test
The dream that became a reality... Advertiser content: Shearwell Australia have one of the fastest order turn around rates in the country, and their product was developed by farmers for farmers. Test
US making Australian lamb exports great again The Stock Take: Mecardo's Matt Dalgleish discusses Australia'a position in the global export market. Test
Smart camera snaps wild dogs A Wild Dog Alert- SMS 4G camera trap system is a step closer to helping livestock producers in the battle against wild dogs. Test
Widely respected in the Merino industry With the death of Peter Harvey, the wool industry and indeed the wider sheep industry has lost one of its most passionate supporters. Test
Understanding sheep genetics for industry gain There are opportunities for wool growers to lift production using available technological advances Test
Producers urged to get a wriggle on and submit worm samples for research trial Australian sheep producers spend an estimated $93 million per year on sheep drenches and knowing that they are working can provide peace of mind for many wool producers. Test
Rain-fuelled EYCI roars to 504.75c The EYCI has rapidly climbed to 504.75c as more widespread rain dries up the flow of cattle into saleyards across eastern Australia. Test
In cattle farmers we trust, says survey A survey of almost 3000 Australians has revealed a high level of trust for cattle and dairy producers. Test
Holbrook home to world’s top two cows Sponsored content: Hicks Beef tops International Genetics Solutions' All Purpose Index with two top quality females. Test
Lift cattle tax to fight animal activists says Top End beef chief Chris Nott, president of the Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association, says producers need to dig into their pockets to fight animal activists. Test
LIVE BLOG: Industry trailblazers converge on Cockatoo Island for a thought provoking Summit about the future of our industry LIVE BLOG: Many of the agricultural sector's most influential personalities from near and far will gather on Cockatoo Island today for Rabobank's Farm2Fork Summit 2019. Test
Discover the future of food today All eyes will be on Sydney's Cockatoo Island today (March 28), where leading producers and industry trailblazers from around the world will converge for the Farm2Fork Summit. Test
Increasing feedlot efficiency through automation at Burrawang When Burrawang Dorper and White Dorper Stud was looking for a way to maximise results while cutting both expenses and labour costs during the drought, they took a good hard look at their feedlot operation. Test
You won't want to miss Agfest 2019 Advertiser content: As one of Australia's top three field day events Agfest in Tasmania is a one-of-a-kind event that benefits the community on multiple levels. Test
Royal Commission leads to tightening on rural lending Advertiser content: How will the Royal Commission into financial services impact your ability to borrow? Test
Industry urged to have their say in a better red meat future Sponsored content: After four months work an independent taskforce has released a Green Paper for public comment that aims to position the Australian red meat industry for a brighter future. Test
Producers saving tens of thousands of dollars a year in a drought by going green Sponsored Content: As the nation struggles through one of the worst droughts in a decade, more and more producers are making the switch to solar power to significantly reduce their operating costs. Test
JAD Agriculture has taken livestock breeding to a whole new level Advertiser content: JAD Agriculture is a values-based breeder who are known in the Australian industry for their commitment, compassion and satisfaction guarantee. Test
Coopers Couch E4: The tougher the season, the higher the potential for scours Sponsored Content: Calf scours costs the industry more than $23 million per year. Vet Steph Bullen explains how you can protect your herd. Test
The Coopers Couch E5: Lice eating away at profits Sheep lice may be tiny but the financial burden they place upon the industry is gargantuan. With a cool dry season almost upon us, producers cannot afford to ignore this bio-security threat. Test
The Coopers Couch E3: Ongoing dry creates the perfect storm for Pinkeye Sponsored content: Cases of pinkeye are on the rise across the country due to the dry and dusty conditions bought on by drought, but there is a solution. Test
Native fruits in new yoghurt range There's Something Wild about Fleurieu Milk's new range of Indigenous inspired yoghurts. Test
New era for dairy values near Researchers are using phenotyping to help farmers breed cows with lower risk of animal health issues such as mastitis. Test
Dairy challenges create chances for change DROUGHT has played a major part in the growth and development of the Victorian dairy operation of Locky Hemphill, who says challenging times could often present opportunities. Test
Calves' early days critical for later production MAKING the right decisions when raising calves can have a big impact on the lifetime productivity of the cow, according to United States-based consultant Bob James. Test
Global dairy price recovery continues Solid global dairy prices are forecast for 2019/20, on the back of weakening supply growth worldwide and increased demand. Test
Wellard selling meatworks, mill and quarantine sites for $17m Wellard has sold its Wongan Hills feed mill and expects to complete its Beaufort River Meats sale in April Test
Bankers see drought biting but land price and farm growth goals climb A survey of bankers scores agribusiness conditions in negative territory, but farmers are still optimistic in drought-hit areas Test
Nuffield scholarships on offer Applications have opened for the 2020 round of Nuffield Scholarships. Test
Bearish news pushes markets lower | Grain Brokers Australia The International Grains Council has released its first complete set of supply and demand numbers for the 2019-20 season. Test
Market Chat - April 1 | VIDEO STOCK Journal's VANESSA BINKS discusses the results from Mount Compass and Naracoorte last week. Test
Skyline offers contemporary living | Video The Rosevale property Skyline will be auctioned in Brisbane on May 10. Test
Feeders lift their rates at Wodonga Export processor-backed feeder orders have upped the ante on suitable cattle to feed at Wodonga store cattle sale Test
Spence Dix & Co marks 10 year milestone |PHOTOS Clients and supporters of independent livestock and real estate agency Spence Dix & Co gathered at the Adelaide Oval last month for their 10th anniversary celebrations. Test
Market Chat - April 1 | VIDEO STOCK Journal's VANESSA BINKS discusses the results from Mount Compass and Naracoorte last week. Test
Skyline offers contemporary living | Video The Rosevale property Skyline will be auctioned in Brisbane on May 10. Test
Flashback Friday - May 1999 | PHOTOS For this week's Flashback Friday we go back 20 years to the May 1999 editions of Stock Journal, when wool prices were low, the season had been very dry, there was debate over the GST and WET and dairy was about to be deregulated, while OJD had found its way into SA. Test
Feeders lift their rates at Wodonga Export processor-backed feeder orders have upped the ante on suitable cattle to feed at Wodonga store cattle sale Test
Why the marketplace isn't a viable plan for dairy Dairy farmers are feeling the bleeding edge of deregulation, agricultural globalisation and a corrupted export marketplace Test
Boost rural health to Close the Gap Boosting rural health teams - and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander doctor workforce - would greatly assist in Closing the Gap on life expectancy and child mortality says the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA). Test
Skyline offers contemporary living | Video The Rosevale property Skyline will be auctioned in Brisbane on May 10. Test
Pony Plains sold at auction Wandoan property Pony Plains has sold at a Colliers International auction for $13.3 million. Test
Ceres Agricultural placed in voluntary administration Troubled farm business Ceres Agricultural Company has been placed in voluntary administration. Test
Thordale heading to auction The 8273 hectare Corfield property Thordale will be auctioned in Winton on May 1. Test
Good preparation lifts profits CROPPING operations do not always need the newest machinery or latest technology to be successful, according to self-proclaimed "efficiency nut" Ben Wundersitz. Test
Data drought addressed through tech hub Government to fund digital literacy hub to address connectivity Test
Case IH goes retro Along with slick modern design, Case IH has appealed to grower nostalgia with its latest set of harvesters, featuring a retro paint scheme. Test
Nitrogen tests from the sky FluroSat and CSIRO have struck a deal to integrate NutriLogic into FluroSense Test